Posts Tagged ‘Justin Barton’
Freshman cheerleader trains to become Army officer
Freshmen cheerleader Alexis Johnson plans to become a U.S. Army lawyer once she graduates from Webster University.
Read MoreCheerleading competes in Nationals for the first time
In the National Cheerleading Championships at Myrtle Beach, Webster Competitive Cheerleading won the Outstanding Award for having zero deductions during its routine.
Read MoreWebster cheerleading hosts chili cook-off to fundraise for first competition
Fourteen different chilis were entered into a competition to see who had the best, the real winner? The Webster cheerleading team.
Read MoreBirth of the Giant W
Each year during freshman orientation week, staff and students from all walks of life come together to form a giant W on the quad—a tradition which has had a short history at Webster, and requires careful planning to execute. Webster’s First Year Experience Director Justin Barton worked as a recruiter at Jefferson College in Hillsboro.…
Read MoreWebster cheerleading program looks to be competitive
Webster’s new cheerleading head coach looks to build a squad that can compete for a National Championship.
Read MoreWebster University adds competitive cheerleading
New sport to fall under athletics, and plans to compete by 2017.
Read MoreWebster University purchases, designs new Gorlok mascot costume
Webster University’s new mascot costume is a more whimsical take on the Gorlok. The new costume allows the performer to see better and is made out of a lighter material.
Read MoreVIDEO: Who is the Gorlok?
Who is the Gorlok and why does Justin Barton think it is vital the mystery stay unsolved?
Read MoreVIDEO: Webster University cheerleaders kick off season with increased numbers
By Josh Sellmeyer and Evan Mueller Even though she had been a varsity cheerleader all four years at Owensville High School, freshman Meghan Steineker admits she was a little nervous about making the Webster University cheerleading team. “I was really nervous, especially the first day when we had the clinic,” Steineker said. “There were a…
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